interior light

Asked by GuruC1XRL Feb 23, 2019 at 10:52 AM about the 2016 Toyota Highlander XLE AWD

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how do I get the interior light to work when I open the doors?

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KLPL answered 5 years ago

It is located underneath the middle front overhead lights.

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Patrick answered 4 years ago

What if the switch is set to "door" and the lights still don't come on? They do come on with I manually switch them on, but not by opening the door. I've also checked each switch on each door - nothing.

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byronguru2020 answered 3 years ago

This has to be fixed by the Toyota dealership. I just had mine fixed today. It is a 2015 Highlander XLE. Apparently, the 2015s and up have the optional preference to have the lights come on when the doors are open with or without pressing/depressing the "door" button. It is a "scan code" that they put in. It was free for me so I'm not sure if there is a price to do it.

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